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Taskr36 @Taskr36 (13963) • United States 29 Apr 10

I'm asking this because a friend on Facebook said police can't stop you and ask for ID without reason even in Arizona. While according to the constitution, that should be true we all know it isn't. Police constantly set up DUI...

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jmowreader In NC (at least until they changed the law so you can't register an uninspected car), most of the people they caught in DUI checkpoints were for expired inspection stickers. I remember two checkpoints clearly...the first one they ever set up in...

1 May 10

Taskr36 @Taskr36 (13963) • United States 29 Apr 10

I'm asking this because a friend on Facebook said police can't stop you and ask for ID without reason even in Arizona. While according to the constitution, that should be true we all know it isn't. Police constantly set up DUI...

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jmowreader DUI checkpoints don't work the way they should. The only drunk drivers they'll catch are ones who have no friends. If I just left the bar after drinking Coca-Cola all evening and I see a DUI checkpoint on Government Way, I'm going to call my friend and tell...

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k15682 @k15682 (300) • United States 31 Mar 10

As much as I agree with the freedom of speech, this is too much for me. CNN is reporting that a father must pay the legal expenses for the Westboro Baptist Church, the loonies that protest at funerals of fallen soldiers....

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jmowreader All the Phelpses are lawyers. Suing people repeatedly is how they earn their livings. Phelps knows exactly what the limits to free speech are...and that's exactly how far he goes. Unfortunately for the people who hate him (and he knows almost everyone hates...

4 Apr 10

jmowreader @jmowreader (83) • United States 30 Mar 10

This is better than the salad dressing you can get at the store. You will need: a pint jar of mayonnaise minus two tablespoons of it 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar (or two tablespoons of any...

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workworkthomas2010 @workworkthomas2010 (77) • India 30 Mar 10

I usually order marzipan eggs (I just love them) specially made on easter from one of our parishioners. This year I wanna try making it. So is there anyone who can share me their recipe. Most of the people i know, don't share...

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jmowreader Marzipan is a mixture of 1 part almond meal and one part confectioner's sugar. If you have a food processor this isn't hard: throw a pound of unsalted roasted almonds in and grind them into a cornmeal-like consistency. Add the sugar and continue to process...

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laglen @laglen (19759) • United States 29 Mar 10

[i](March 26) -- I live in the South. I love the South. And even I think this is beyond stupid. A group called The Southern Legal Resource Center is attempting to "defend the rights of Southerners to honor their culture and...

confederate

minority

southerners

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jmowreader I currently live in the Sandhills of North Carolina. Their ancestors, hundreds and hundreds of years ago, largely came from Scotland. There are a LOT of McLaurins and McMillans and other Mc-names here. We even have McDonalds, and not just the ones with the...

30 Mar 10

laglen @laglen (19759) • United States 29 Mar 10

[i](March 26) -- I live in the South. I love the South. And even I think this is beyond stupid. A group called The Southern Legal Resource Center is attempting to "defend the rights of Southerners to honor their culture and...

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jmowreader If they would like to be Confederates, let them be Confederates. But as foreign citizens, they will simply have to get passports and work visas, apply for H1B status like other foreign citizens do, and be deported back to wherever it is their ancestors came...

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hvedra @hvedra (1619) 23 Mar 10

Do you have good quality pots and pans? Would you like some of the really nice professional pots and pans that chefs use? Do you use a lot of different pots and pans or just the same few all the time?

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jmowreader Most people wouldn't want true foodservice cookware, because it's not nonstick. Nonstick coatings wouldn't last under the conditions of a professional kitchen--harsh sanitizers and stirring with metal utensils. Foodservice pans are not very expensive; you can...

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Bearballew @Bearballew (1148) • United States 21 Mar 10

I think that real Americans that go to the local doctor, have babies, have kids in school that fall off monkey bars, that drive used cars, that work 9 - 7, that pay taxes, that get refunds, that clip coupons, that battled cancer,...

healthcare

insurance

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jmowreader There's a significant difference between the Canadian healthcare system and Army Healthcare for All. In the Canadian system, medical practices are private businesses. When someone goes to the doctor, the practice sends the bill to the provincial insurance...

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Bearballew @Bearballew (1148) • United States 21 Mar 10

I think that real Americans that go to the local doctor, have babies, have kids in school that fall off monkey bars, that drive used cars, that work 9 - 7, that pay taxes, that get refunds, that clip coupons, that battled cancer,...

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jmowreader I would have Army Healthcare for All. The Army treats its soldiers at no cost to the servicemember. If you need to go to the doctor, you go to the orderly room, get a sick slip and go to sick call. They save money through preventive care: every soldier has...

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Bearballew @Bearballew (1148) • United States 21 Mar 10

I think that real Americans that go to the local doctor, have babies, have kids in school that fall off monkey bars, that drive used cars, that work 9 - 7, that pay taxes, that get refunds, that clip coupons, that battled cancer,...

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jmowreader "Healthcare across state lines" is reform, all right...reform that will only help the insurance companies. You may not remember it, but at one time credit card interest rates were set by the states. Then the credit card industry came up with this wonderful...

22 Mar 10

anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 8 Mar 10

On the Tonight Show last week Sarah Palin told Jay Leno she got the idea of writing on the palm of her hand from her dad; now it turns out GOD DID IT TOO! "If what was good enough for God, scribbling on the palm of his hand,...

god wrote on palms too

sarah palin

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jmowreader I'm a little hazy on this bill, but early in Bush's administration the GOP wrote a Medicare authorization act. They called the AARP to ask them what should be in it--it's a bill that helps senior citizens, the seniors should know what they want, right?--and...

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anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 8 Mar 10

On the Tonight Show last week Sarah Palin told Jay Leno she got the idea of writing on the palm of her hand from her dad; now it turns out GOD DID IT TOO! "If what was good enough for God, scribbling on the palm of his hand,...

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jmowreader No one on the Left ever called Barack Obama the Messiah. OTOH, if you go to Free Republic.com, that's one of their nicknames for him.

10 Mar 10

anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 8 Mar 10

On the Tonight Show last week Sarah Palin told Jay Leno she got the idea of writing on the palm of her hand from her dad; now it turns out GOD DID IT TOO! "If what was good enough for God, scribbling on the palm of his hand,...

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jmowreader The whole uproar isn't because Palin uses a teleprompter, writes notes on her palm, or whatever. It's because she talks smack about the president using a teleprompter when EVERYONE in the public eye uses one. These days a public speaker's people give the text...

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 7 Mar 10

I live in Ohio, which is not a "right to work" state. That means that unions dominate both skilled and unskilled professions. A lot of industries won't come here because they know that unions will recruit and take over their...

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jmowreader Let me address your comments. "That cashier at Walmart made a choice to take that job, nobody forced her, she chose to do that." From today's Craigslist: "Cleaning lady needed for apartment complex." Full time job. $6.50-$8 per hour. (The current MINIMUM...

9 Mar 10

dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 7 Mar 10

I live in Ohio, which is not a "right to work" state. That means that unions dominate both skilled and unskilled professions. A lot of industries won't come here because they know that unions will recruit and take over their...

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jmowreader The "laws to protect workers' basic rights" do not work. I live in a right to work (or "right to get fired") state, and right now the big fad is to "1099" your employees--to declare your employees to be independent contractors. If you've been 1099'd, you have...

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II2aTee @II2aTee (2559) • United States 18 Feb 10

"Now the smart thing will be for independents who are such a part of this Tea Party movement to, I guess, kind of start picking a party," Palin said. "Which party reflects how that smaller, smarter government steps to be taken?...

palin

pick a party

tea party

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jmowreader Look into the history of the Tea Party "movement" and you will see it was started by FreedomWorks. FreedomWorks is run by Richard Armey and Jack Kemp. They're both former Republican Congressmen. (Jack Kemp was Bob Dole's running mate in the 1996 presidential...

19 Feb 10

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